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A must is Foster Brooks roasting Don Rickles . It's comedy Gold plated Gold !
All of Foster Brooks is just hilarious !
dons a goat . im a bit high ur twirly thing in the background is awesome . im rooting for it lol
don is in a lot of mob movies . frank sinatra was his best friend . frank was the chairman of the board
bud ,,, ya need to look up Phyllis Diller, Don Knox, the Carol Burnette show, monty python, faulty towers ,,, and DON is improv ... nothing written down !!!!!!! ( this was my childhood 60s & 70s)
Don was so well loved that everyone who he roasted immediately knew that it was an honor bestowed on them.
Don wasn't racist. He just told jokes about everything and everyone. You can tell by how all the people he roasted loved and admired him. He had the reputation of being the comedian with the biggest heart of his generation. You should definitely check out some of the roasts Don took part in.
That's it because that's comedy....and our media focuses the most on this so a GREAT comedian does the same and this man was making people laugh for 80 years
Well said, rest in peace to a true worldwide HERO ❤
Hell yeah, the old-school roasts were the best
Everyone knew what Rickles would bring, it was a badge of honor to get burned by him.
The insult would be NOT getting roasted by him.
Restaurant staffs lined up to get insulted by him. One time he was in a Beverley Hills restaurant and a South American busboy walked up to his table waiting for his insult and Rickles handed him a twenty dollar bill and said: Now send this back to your country and tell your mother to buy a house. The guy loved it.
There will never be another Don Rickles.
@@LlyleHunter people, especially celebrities, are too sensitive for there ever to be another Rickles.
I met Mr. Rickles (due to my job). He was a warm, caring human being. He hid it well at times, but he was. One of the high points of my life, he called me a hockey puck to my face, within bad breath distance. Possibly the funniest ever.
Don was an equal opportunity insulter. He was very funny. His timing was perfect.
If we can't laugh at ourselves then we really got a problem. Don, did this to remind us we're all together, we have foibles, egos, identities and we can't take ourselves that seriously- because when we do, the joke is on us! Thank you and thanks to Don Rickles. Keep comedy alive.
These best of Rickles videos don't do him justice. As funny as they are, you need to watch an entire segment with him to really capture everything.
As I understand The late Mr. Rickles was a kind and beautiful man. Not a racist bone in his body. He roasted everyone. RIP legend.
We ALL need to laugh at…OURSELVES! It’s what keeps us human!
Don Rickels died in 2017 at age 90. His career lasted over 60 years. He made the comment several times that the only thing he really feared was that he would be forgotten soon after he died. Well, here we are in 2023, so not a chance Don, not a chance.
Don Rickles whole act was insults.. And he was a GENIUS!
In his day, if you were a celebrity you WANTED Rickles to tear you apart... it meant you made it in show business!
The documentary “Don Rickles Chronicles” is a must see. Young comedians worshiped him.
Don Rickles was truly an equal opportunity insulter. He played no favorites, he picked on everyone equally, and was a brilliant and funny man.
Before I even watch I will definitely fail! Don Rickles has had me laughing since the 70s.
Me too! 😂
AAhhh, the good old days when nobody was offended or had their poor little feelings hurt. We need those kind of days back...
Top notch reaction! Everyone knew how much he loved them all and knew his humor was a way of showing love
A try not to laugh with Rickles? You're a braver man than I. There's not a person Don couldn't roast and it was all in the name of fun and love. We should laugh at ourselves more often. Speaking of Roasts, Foster Brooks' roast of Rickles is a hall-of-fame moment in comedy history. It's worthy of so many more reactions.
Love Foster Brooks!
POLO - again, I believe this person is referencing a bit from the Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts (aired on television from 1974-1984); all are available on youtube, I believe. I've watched many of them so many times I've lost count.
Watch when they roast Bob Hope. The stuff between Dean and Don will make you fall off your seat.
@@lynngoodrich3294 Oh yes that is a great one!
Kelly's Heroes with Clint Eastwood, Don Rickles, Donald Sutherland, and Telly Savalas is a must watch. Part comedy, part war movie.
"So many positive waves, man!"
3 years in the jungle looking for your uncle...that always kills me! 🤣
he is the best at burning people. He is definitely not racists, he gives it to everyone even himself. Thanks for doing this, I have seen lots of his burns, Clint is a great one
That isn't Lucille Ball, but there is a Dean Martin Roast for Lucy, and it's great. The woman on the end of the dais is Phyllis Diller, a groundbreaking stand-up comedian of her day. Funniest laugh in show business; still has not been topped in my book; also a brilliant pianist and painter. And way more attractive than she looked up there; that wig and makeup was all part of her 'schtick'.
HE…WAS….THE BEST! He’s ABSOLUTELY on my Mt. Rushmore! I was SO FORTUNATE to have seen his 2nd to last performance EVER, live and in person, in Agoura, CA, on 11/18/16. He would do one more show in Beverly Hills, and pass away only a few months later. Funny as all hell right up to the end! R.I.P. to one of the greatest comics in human history!!!
that first kid and the basketball joke gets lost on most people who aren't old enough to know who that was. That kid was Emmanuel Lewis. As an adult, he is only 4'3"
What I loved is that he never apologized for anything, if someone was offended by something he said he would double down and go after them even harder.
Rickles is one of my comedy heroes!!
Don Rickles took no prisoners,showed no mercy. No one else like him. Now he'd be called a racist and thrown off of the stage. Every thing and everybody was fair game and most everyone liked him, and no one was offended.
Dean Martin Roast shows were some of the best and funniest tv of the times.
Rickles was the only comedian who could make fun of Sinatra and the mafia.
There were other comedians that could make fun of Sinatra, but I think that Rickles had an all-day pass.
Don Rickles is simply a master comedian!!
My wife and I saw Don Rickles in Las Vegas back in the 70's. People were paying extra to sit up front, hoping he would pick on them. He was so funny6 you laughed through his whole performance.
You have a warm heart POLO Keep it clean brother. Love it!!!
Phyliss Diller was one of the first woman to break the barrier for woman in comedy.
Her auto biography is hysterical and brutally honest. Like a Lampshade in a Whore House My Life in Comedy
I love to watch Don Rickles. He was absolutely hilarious. His humor called the stereotypes out into the open and made them ridiculous.
Dean Martin’s roasts were awesome. The Man of the Hour’s
He showed up on the Tonight Show set one day, unannounced and uninvited, while they were taping the show for that night. Frank Sinatra was being interviewed by Johnny. Rickles and Sinatra were good friends. Rickles started in on Sinatra like no other. Talking all about the syndicate. It was hilarious.
The 2nd Inauguration of Ronald Regan. He is totally hilarious.
Jungle: reference to WW2, Pacific. Although, he served in the Navy during the Pacific war, which had a hell of it's own. Glad you enjoyed The Don. First saw him on Carson 56 years ago. And, I think it was when Carson was getting a massage, Rickles started on him, Carson tossed him in the tub on stage. Rickles was in a suit, Carson in shorts. Audience went nuts. Classic TV.
The Dean Martin Roast honoring Jerry Lewis had me laughing so hard I was crying. A must see for all Don Rickles fans.
I’m from New York. That’s how my parents raised us.
“What the hell’s the matter wit chu. ?”
My parents saw him on the first date at the tic tock club in Maryland in the late 1950s. Nobody was off limits. Just brutally funny.
So funny. He was one of the sharpest comics of all time. I literally go to tears laughing.
He was able to be a true comedian for decades entertaining all people.
No Hate in his Humor!
Don was the greatest. He had absolutely no malice towards anyone. He truly loved everyone.
I grew up seeing his old stuff. He is a legend and one of a kind.
The joke about the spade was directed at Nipsey Russell. You may find it funny to see the Dean Martin Roast on which Nipsey Russell roasted Don Rickles. Nipsey had Don cracking up. At the end, Don gave Nipsey a kiss on the cheek. So many young people who have no idea who any of these people are who Don accosts are friends with Don. They all love each other, and they had a great time.
If you listen to the end of his routines, he ends with love, equality and positiveness. Growing up in that time was different. It was so different. As a GenX'er, race and sexuality wasn't really a deal. I grew up in New Mexico in a historically 47% white, 47% hispanic and 6% black town. We were "the south" in the Civil War." Crazy history in Roswell besides the aliens. Everybody would cut jokes or use expressions... on others as well as themselves. Nobody got offended and gave as good as they got. We were much more unified. I wish the kids of today could experience it.
Agreed. Everyone was a target FOR LAUGHTER, not hate.
Celebrities used to sit in the front row of his shows just to get burned by him. He was something else.
He was on Letterman with Denzel Washington that was good
It was a different time, Rickles, Pryor, Williams. many many more, everybody laughed and had a good time! Nobody got all butt hurt ...I miss those days
OMg Im was born in 1970 and grew up watching all these shows but now that they are on RUclips I’m hooked you should watch all of the roast those are hilarious!
Love Don Rickles.
If Don Rickles didn't make a joke about you, he didn't like you. And he liked everyone.
This was back in the day when nobody got insulted or got their panties in a wad. Everybody loved everybody and we all loved to laugh together. It didn't matter what color you were or where you came from. It didn't matter what religion or what political affiliation you had. We just wanted to have fun together and we did. We didn't have victims or oppressors. We had people who weren't afraid to at themselves and the world around us.❤ Why can't it be that way today? Love your show
Who weren't afraid to laugh at themselves
Just let the laughs come. No need to suppress them. There's no challenge going on. Just enjoy.
The interview with Larry King on CNN is goated. Worth reacting to!
Don rickles is the best they don't get any better
Don Rickles is a legend. Bro kept me laughing lol
Don was iconically the best comedian!
When I was a kid back in the ‘70’s, if Don Rickles was going to be on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, I would BEG my parents to let me stay up and watch him. Those were, and still are, the funniest of his talk show stints because he and Johnny went waaay back, both of them starting out as comedians in sometimes seedy bars and strip clubs. You could guess what drunken troubles they would get into when they were young performers. I would record the segment he was on with Johnny on a little audio tape recorder because he was SO funny and quick you could easily miss some of his barbs and ad libs. His jokes and conversations were totally ad libbed and unscripted - neither you, nor the host, nor even Don himself knew what exactly was going to happen. And every time it was a classic. The day Don Rickles died (4/6/17), Jimmy Kimmel paid tribute to him and he could barely keep his composure. Behind his “Mr. Insult” persona, Don was really a deeply gracious, generous, and loving man. I really miss the man, and his caustic humor and quick wit. One of the greats of improv comedy, for sure.
I saw Rickles in Las Vegas in the late 70s. There was a guy in front in a wheelchair that had a physical impairment. Rickles got on him hard calling him Quasimodo... the hunchback of Notre Dame, something about a humpback whale and a camel. The guy was laughing so hard I thought he was gonna die. Rickles put the microphone close to the guy so you could hear him sucking for air and he said what are you trying to do clean all the crumbs off the table… After that I was laughing so hard I don't remember the rest of the show
He worked till the day he died. He was over 90 years old. Never stopped.
You definitely need to check out "Dinners with Don". A bunch stars each have dinner w him, including Snoop! Filmed in his last year I believe, he was as sharp as ever, and you really see all his shtick came from his very kind heart!
He was one of the best
This is When people didn't get offended...real comedy
He was the king!
Back in the day he would work on the front few rows of people, and eventually some would get up and leave. Then he'd really come in for the kill. Berating them all the way up the aisles, wishing them car trouble, on and on. Comedic gold. Started his own genre of comedy. Insult comic.
When I was a kid in the 70's Don Rickles had a TV show called "CPO Sharkey" it was so funny I LOVED THAT SHOW! You should watch it and do a reaction watching that show!
Absolutely loved the man, funny as hell and didn't give a f. And everybody he roasted loved him!
So great when he made fun of celebrities to their faces. People were honored that they mattered enough to be insulted by Don Rickles.
Don and Bob Newhart were good friends. They both would vacation together along with both of their wives. Also Frank Sinatra and Don and their wives would take vacations together. Don was loved by some big legends back then.
Don Rickles, the king of cut downs. I liked him in Casino with De Niro.
RIP Don Rickles. You are missed. Polo , you are intelligent cause you know what humor is.
To be picked on by him was a honor it was his trademark
Lucy was at 12:25 sitting by Bob Hope. That other woman was Phyllis Diller.
What the entire roast of Sammy Davis Jr 😂😂😂
Rickles is the GOAT of insult comics.
"Kelly's Heroes," 1970 is a very good movie. Rickles plays a character named "Crapgame."
Yes, he always "went there" unafraid and caustic, but so funny. And he was truly a big-hearted guy, helping out young comedians, and anyone who needed help succeeding. The roasts were wonderfully funny and you should really check out some of these old-timers who were the greatest in their day.
Don Rickles on the Bernie Mac show was great
Polo, you would like Kelly's Heros. All star cast, and Don was funny in that movie
In "Joys of Yiddish," a non-mainstream dialect of German for Jewish people who lived in Europe in ghettos, the author describes the humor as a skewed humor which helps people who have been persecuted for 4000 years. There is sarcasm, derogatory remarks skewed of course, and quick wit. Other groups have a lot of great humor as well. You said it, Polo, my father used to say this also, to paraphrase, "People love to laugh." Supposedly Rickles was supposedly respectful in his personal life.
Start checking out the Dean Martin Celebrity Roast, Don Rickels was a must. On one he was the one roasted and when it was his turn, every one got roasted.
That was Phillis Diller another stand-up comedian. You were thinking of Lucile Ball who was a comedic actor in movies and several television series starting with I Love Lucy in 1950s. She and her shows were poplar especially the early versions.
Lucile Ball started her acting career as an un credited extra with dark hair in a couple early 3 stooges shorts, then moved to paramount with Shemp Howard, Andy Clyde and the great W C. Fields
@@Zephyrmec it's always kind of interesting to learn what sort of parts big stars did early in their career. I dont think I have seen those but have seen her in some small parts in old movies from the 40's.
, but before that, she was a model.
So glad to hear people enjoy Don Rickles but I think you should laugh along the jokes.
It would be happier and funnier!
Most Black comedians of the younger generations love Don Rickles! He made his career out of exposing racial and ethnic stereotypes. He was known for his generosity in Hollywood.
Don Rickles, sometimes known as "The Merchant of Venom"
And Mr. Warmth.
Try not to laugh watching Red Fox. His stand ups are not for kids. He is one of my favorite comedians.
Don Rickles was a BEAST!! He roasted everybody, he just didn’t care. Of course everyone says that behind the scenes he was an absolute sweetheart of a man. Of course it was also a very different time. People used to know how to take a joke instead of crying over every little thing. Everyone did racist & sexist jokes back then, but everyone KNEW THEY WERE JOKES. Nobody got butt hurt and whiny about it. If it’s funny it’s funny and that’s all that matters, it is COMEDY after all. People need to lose the fragile little snowflake BS and grow up and act like adults instead of whiny little spoiled brats. If I go to a comedy show and a black comedian cracks jokes on whites I don’t care at all. Look at the reactions he was getting from everyone including the people he was cracking on, they were all laughing their heads off. It’s just a sign of the times that this couldn’t be done in today’s world. It’s a real shame.
Don was a riot, miss him.
Kelly's heroes is a fun movie if you have time to watch it. Don rickles has one very funny line in the whole movie.
Rickles destroying Norm and Artie Lang in Dirty Work is incredible.
You baby gorilla.
Please watch the Letterman episode where He and Denzel were the guests. After Denzel's interview was over, he came back out to sit next to Rickles and watch him destroy Letterman!
Lots of old stars in these clips!
1:20 The bald guy on the right next to Bob Newhart (actor, comedian) is Telly Savalas, he starred in a TV show called "Kojak" in the 70s.
2:45 Phyllis Diller, actress and comedian
3:15 Paul Lynde, comedian and actor, he was on "Hollywood Squares" for a long, long time
3:23 The guy on the left is Bob Hope, the guy on the right is Dean Martin
4:08 Sammy Davis, Jr (obviously) on the right
5:25 Mr. T (obviously)
6:00 Nipsey Russell, actor and comedian
7:02 Milton Berle, actor and comedian, aka "Uncle Miltie", his career was about 80 years, started in silent films
12:27 Bob Hope (again)
14:55 George Pepard on the right (starred with Audrey Hepburn in "Breakfast at Tiffanys" and with Mr. T in "The A-Team" as Hannibal)
18:04 Nipsey Russell (again)
18:15 Zsa Zsa Gabor, actress
Lucille Ball was from I Love Lucy. The video shows Phyllis Diller. Another famous comedian from yester-year.
The original roaster!
Rickles never meant to be hurtful. That wasn't his bag.
That young Sugar Ray was Sugar Ray Robinson. My 87 year old dad loves Don.
CANT WAIT FOR MORE Rickles reactions!
man, ive seen these skits dozens of times, never not laugh!
Polo! React to some Rodney!
Don was on a lot of the old Dean Martin Man of the Hour specials, most of which are available on RUclips for free. My favorites were probably the Grizzly Adams, Frank Sinatra, and Lucille Ball specials.
He also did a Friars' Club Roast which was incredible.
Rickles served in the US Navy in the Pacific during WW2. That is why he takes that shot at the Japanese. heh, Wrong Gabor. That was ZsaZsa's sister Eva who co-starred in "Green Acres".
Polo, do the reactions to the FULL Dean Marin roasts. You will love them. Old school hilarity.
Don was amazing!